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Race, terror and civil society

The London bombings of 7 July brought home in the deadliest way one facet of globalisation. New anti-terrorist legislation has been brought forward; multiculturalism has come under attack; anti-Muslim racism has increased at every level of British society. Political and public debate are threaded through with the politics of fear. This wide-ranging analysis provides a framework for understanding the dynamic interconnections between the new racism thrown up by the processes of globalisation and modern empire, the increasing threat to civil liberties and the alienation felt by many young Muslims.

Key Words: Blair • Iraq war • multiculturalism • Muslim • Terrorism Act • xeno-racism

Race & Class, Vol. 47, No. 3, 1-8 (2006)
DOI: 10.1177/0306396806061083


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